Karada
Japanese: 体 or 身体 This means "torso", and more generally "human body", with the derived meaning of "health" or "constitution". Within the Western scene the word has evolved into a [...]
A group of techniques where a single leg is spread with rope(s). i.e. a kataashi zuri
Suspended up-side-down from one leg. The single leg version of the Sakasa zuri, a reverse kata-ashi zuri.
Any of a number of styles of one leg up, and spread, suspensions. This can be seen as part of the group of techniques called kataashi kaikyaku.
One foot lifted suspension.
Japanese: 片手首縛り Single wrist binding.
Japanese: 飾り(縄) Kazari roughly means "decoration". Kazari nawa can refer to decorative rope. For example the "makramee" that you tie to create that so beautiful Japanese aesthetic in your ties. This [...]
Japanese: 亀甲縛り(菱縄縛り Turtle, diamond pattern, binding. The famous tortoise shell tie so called because the pattern created resembles that found on the Japanese tortoise. This can be full body or only [...]
Japanese: 緊縛美 Kinbaku-bi means "the beauty of tight binding"